The Autism Program of Illinois

The Autism Program of Illinois (TAP) is the largest statewide network of services in the nation for individuals diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. Thirty community agency and universities make up the TAP Service Network, which provides diagnosis, treatment, support groups, and resources impacting more than 16,000 families a year.

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AHA Association

Their first meeting was in the spring of 1988 under the auspices of the Department of Child Psychiatry at Stony Brook and the direction of

ALAS (All Lewisham Autism Support)

They are a group of parents of autistic children in Lewisham and surrounding boroughs in South East London. They have set up a small local

Hugh Simmons, CSW

Hugh Simmons a licensed clinical social worker with the six-year R code psychotherapy privilege, the highest credentialing available in New

OCD Center of Los Angeles

OCD stands for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. A very simple description of OCD is that it is a condition in which an individual experiences

St. Louis OCD Support Group

They are dedicated to providing support to individuals with OCD, their families, and friends. They do not endorse or recommend any specific

Operation Family: Family & Friends of American PTSD Veterans

In order to establish service connection for PTSD, the evidence must establish that during active duty a veteran was subjected to a

Public Speaking Center of NY

This highly concentrated and effective course of study includes 4 (45 min.) private sessions, as well as participation in 7 different